I'm trying to configure Mailman on Tiger server to run with the
multiple domains that are hosted on the server.
I found some references to adding the virtual domains into the MM
configuration file, but I'm still unable to send to the correct
email address. When I created the lists, the proper email addresses
were indicated in the welcome email.
Does "unable to send" mean that you get a bounce message from Postfix
when you send a message to email@hidden?
In any case, what I have done is add these lines to the mm_cfg.py
file (per a couple of postings I found on line).
You're on the right track. Make sure that you list all of the
virtual domains that you want to have a mailing list for in the
POSTFIX_STYLE_VIRTUAL_DOMAINS variable.
Any suggestions?
Once you've added those lines, Mailman knows about it, but you have
to get Postfix's head in the same space. To regenerate the mailing
list virtual-domain aliases, run:
# /usr/share/mailman/bin/genaliases
And then restart Postfix with:
# postfix reload
These are stored in /var/mailman/data/virtual-mailman; make sure your
new mailing list shows up in there after running the above commands.
Cheers!
Fred Alger
your friendly local system administrator
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